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Alastair Moock will play a benefit show at Johnny D's. (Ned Harvey) |
Scene & Heard
His roots are deep in social issues
Alastair Moock was, as he bluntly puts it, "a weird kid." Instead of latching on to typical '80s teenage music like Motley Crue, the gravel-voiced Boston-by-way-of-New York singer-songwriter gravitated to folk stalwarts Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. (Full article: 754 words)
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